Kimber Partners with GEMTECH Suppressors

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posted on January 13, 2014
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Valentine's Day is still a month away, yet Kimber and GEMTECH have partnered for what must might prove to be a perfect pairing. While you might recognize the TLE, check out the new threaded-barrel version, the Custom TLE II TFS (threaded for suppression) and the GEMTECH suppressor, which it calls the "G-Core." These handguns are still available in 9 mm and .45 ACP, with 9- and 7-round capacities, respectively.

Watch Sheriff Jim Wilson run this duty and defense gun at Media Day at the Range during SHOT Show 2014. For more, visit KimberAmerica.

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